Bradley Cooper has proved he’s a star, what with The Hangover, The A-Team and Limitless. On June 21, 2011, Lionsgate released a movie Bradley made before he was Jennifer Garner’s pal in TV’s Alias (bet you’d forgotten he was in that): Bending All the Rules, a blah romantic comedy from 2002. The DVD carries the list price of $26.98.
Lionsgate’s press materials synopsize the movie like this: “Kenna (Colleen Porch, I Know Who Killed Me) is a serial dater, who always puts her love life behind her career. When she finally lands her lifetime dream — her own photography exhibition — her cool and casual personal life turns hot too. Kenna finds herself being pursued by two very different men: Jeff (Cooper), the sensitive artsy type, and Martin (David Gail, The Belly of the Beast), the slick man of power. The two vie for Kenna’s affection, and she wonders if she can have both love and success.”
Originally entitled Carnival Knowledge (not bad!) and written and directed by one-time filmmakers Morgan Klein and Peter Knight, Bending All the Rules was filmed in the Tampa Bay area and wasn’t released in theaters except for a reported “premiere” on a local screen.
Lionsgate didn’t put any special features on the DVD.
Here’s the trailer for the movie. What do you think?
Buy or Rent Bending All the Rules
|
|||
---|---|---|---|
DVD | Instant Video |
DVD | DVD |
Woah this blog is excellent i really like studying your articles. Keep up the great work! You understand, lots of persons are searching around for this info, you could aid them greatly.
I don’t even know how I finished up right here, but I thought this submit was great. I do not realize who you’re however certainly you are going to a famous blogger if you happen to aren’t already. Cheers!
I want to create a file that converts USD (US Dollars) into PHP (Philippine Pesos) for merchandise (Magic: the Gathering playing cards) that I wish to collect and sell. The prices that I see on the internet are always in USD. I’d like to create an excel file that updates the USD-PHP exchange rate daily so that I can see how much the prices of my merchandise fluctuate. Thanks in advance!.